Exhibitions and Press:
Nature inspired jewellery and botanical prints
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2023
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Spring Solo Exhibition, Ironbridge Fine Arts- Gunning Shropshire, England March 1st to May 26th
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Kindred Exhibition, Stamford Arts Centre, April 2023
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Article on the Kindred Exhibition Rutland Pride Magazine, April 2023
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Article on the Kindred Exhibition Stamford Pride Magazine, April 2023
Visual Artists Association- An Interview with Su France: On Immersing Yourself in Inspiration, and Enjoying Your Work, April 2023
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Article In Lincolnshire Life Magazine- Digital copy (available to purchase here) November 2023
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'Up The Garden Path' -an exhibition created by 7 British printmakers, Mrs Jones Gallery, Shrewsbury , November 2023
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2019
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Collected, Captured, Cast​, National Trust Gunby Hall
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Exhibiting at Gunby Hall, National Trust Property
My sustainable art, including botanical jewellery, digital print work and sculptures were on show at the National Trust property, Gunby Hall in Lincolnshire, as part of the 'Collected, Captured, Cast' exhibition, in 2019
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Over months, and through the seasons, I visited the stunning gardens, collecting plant elements, capturing the world around the grounds and then casting some tiny treasures from Gunby itself and my own Lincolnshire landscape.
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Exhibiting at Ironbridge Fine Arts, Shropshire
I was approached by Ironbridge Fine Arts to have my prints featured in their Spring Fine Art Exhibition, as a solo artist. This is my first solo print exhibition and I was able to show a range of techniques, linked to botanical and natural forms. Find out more here.
Exhibiting at Stamford Arts Centre, Lincolnshire
Drawn together by a shared perspective on the creative process, I was part of a group of 9 exciting artists from Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Leicestershire and Rutland who brought art work to Stamford Arts Centre, in a sparkling springtime exhibition.
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Exploring evocative themes of nature, landscapes, botanica, surface pattern and abstraction through painting, mixed media, drawing and printmaking, each artist’s distinctive voice complimented the others and combined to form a compelling show.